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St. Olaf College Facilities Department
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The St. Olaf facilities department is charged with
providing and maintaining a high quality, clean and safe
environment that supports and enhances the residential
liberal arts college experience.
The department office is located in the Heating Plant on
the second level. The office is staffed from7:00 AM to
Noon, and again from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The office phone
number is 646-3280. We are served by a voice mail system,
and problems can be reported via voice mail at any hour of
the day.
On campus calls DO NOT switch to voice mail if the line is
busy. Please use the call-back feature of the campus phone
system if the line should be busy. If you are calling from
off campus, voice mail takes over if the line is busy. If
we are not in the office, voice mail takes over after four
rings, please be patient.
If an emergency problem comes up during the business day,
call in to 3280. Again, on campus call DO NOT switch to
voice mail if this line is busy. If the line is busy,
please call 3281. This number is answered twenty four
hours a day in the heating plant. PLEASE, DO NOT USE THIS
NUMBER FRIVOLOUSLY. The shift engineer must leave boiler
operating duties in order to receive the call and dispatch
the proper person to attend to the problem.
Routine maintenance problems can be called in to the 3280
number at any time. During business hours our staff will
receive your call and log the problem into our work order
system. It will be assigned to a specific worker at that
time, and most often will be reviewed by the person within
an hour or two. After business hours you are welcome to
explain the problem on the voice mail system, and it will
be logged into the work order system as soon as the office
staff have an opportunity to poll the message system.
Please be prepared to clearly explain the problem and where
it is located, with a building name and room number or
reference point. Let us know the time of the report, who
you are, and how you can be reached, especially if you are
leaving a voice mail message. If the problem is with a
piece of department equipment, or is in some other way not
routine building maintenance, please be ready with an
account number which will pay for the work.
When you call in or e-mail your request, the office staff will log it
into our work order database. The date and exact time of
the entry are filled in automatically by the program. This
can be helpful for us and the caller if there is a problem
later on. Our office assigns each work order to a shop and
specific worker when it is entered into the system. In
most cases, the worker will see each order within an hour
or two of the time it is generated. Our staff is in
contact with the office by two way radio, and emergenciy
problems will be dealt with immediately.
When the work is complete, the order is returned to the
office with the completion date noted. The office staff
will then update the database so that we can track what was
done and when.
Our program allows us to search for anything on the form.
This capability also helps us to evaluate the work load for
any given shop. We can call for a report which will give
us the total number of unresolved work orders by shop and
decide if we need to get more help, or if it is possible
for a group with a light load to take over part of someone
else's assignment.
The assistant director of facilities, engineering services
is responsible for all utility issues. The assistant
director manages the heating plant, mechanical maintenance
and electric shop, the water system and the electrical
The mechanical maintenance group is responsible for all
plumbing, heating, ventilating and air-conditioning
equipment and controls. We also have licensed
electricians, and do repair and maintenance as well as new
installations. It is our intent that most of this group's
time be dedicated to maintenance, however, we can take on
larger project work when the load allows. In most cases
larger projects will be handled by contractors under the
direction of the assistant director.
Each building has a mechanic and an electrician assigned to
it. Work orders for each building go directly to the
person responsible for it. We believe that this
facilitates the process by eliminating several steps in the
office. Each person is able to become more familiar with
conditions in the buildings, and develop a real sense of
ownership working in this system.
While the mechanics are generally in charge of the same
types of things within their buildings, each has an area
that they specialize in. They rely on each other for help
when they need another person's expertise. We have master
plumbers, welders, temperature control specialists and
refrigeration experts available.
The heating plant provides heat to the entire campus. High
pressure steam is generated and moved through the tunnel
system to the buildings. Because we produce steam at 150
PSI, we have must have engineers on duty twenty four hours
a day, year round. The plant is in the charge of a chief
engineer who is responsible for all aspects of the
production of steam and the maintenance of the equipment
and distribution system.
The high pressure steam is reduced at the entrance to each
building, and the steam is used in a variety of ways to
provide heat. In some of the buildings, steam goes through
a "converter", which heats water. The water is then pumped
through the building to individual radiators. In this
case, the water temperature is set in proportion to the
outdoor air temperature. If it is very cold outside, the
water may be 190 degrees f. If it is forty degrees f.
outside, the water may be 140 degrees f. In almost every
case, each space will also have some type of thermostatic
In older buildings, low-pressure steam goes directly to the
radiation. Steam is also used extensively in the food
service, and for sterilization in the sciences. In the
bigger buildings, another converter provides hot domestic
Chilled water for air conditioning is also produced at the
plant and piped throughout the campus. The air conditioned
buildings have their own chilled water pumps which move the
chilled water to individual units or central air handling
These central facilities are much more efficient than a
system of distributed boilers and smaller chillers. We are
able to produce steam and chilled water with a smaller
staff, and fewer machines to maintain.
While we are not presently generating electricity on
campus, all of the electricity we use comes in through the
central plant. It is sent out to the buildings through a
series of tunnels, and transformed to the proper voltage at
each building.
Problems involving electricity, heating, cooling or
ventilating should be reported to 3280.
The assistant director of facilities, building services is
responsible for the buildings as structures, and the
custodial operation.
Building Services
The building services area includes all general
construction, renovation and building maintenance. The
assistant director has a full
Shop, including carpenter, a furniture/cabinet maker, a tuckpointer,
a locksmith, and painters. Each of these persons has an area of special
expertise, and they call on each other as needed. Again,
most of our shop time must be spent on building
maintenance. Occasionally the college shop is able to take
on larger projects, but this is at the discretion of the
assistant director and the shop foreman. Most larger
projects will be handled by contractors selected by the
assistant director, and under the assistant director's
Repair items for this shop should also be called in to
3280. The work request will be logged into the work order
database, and will be assigned immediately to the
individual responsible for the building. Each work order
will be reviewed the same day it is called in.
The assistant director is responsible for the custodial
operation in all St. Olaf buildings. The custodial
supervisors and a purchasing person report to the assistant
director, and manage the operation directly. The custodial
purchasing agent is responsible for purchasing and
warehousing all custodial supplies and equipment. The
supervisors manage the staff and custodial operations in
all of the campus buildings. One of these persons is
responsible for the residences and the other is responsible
for the academic and administrative buildings. Problems
with any aspect of the custodial operation can be called in
to the custodial supervisors at 3463, or the assistant
director at 3612.
The assistant director is also the college representative
on all construction and renovation projects.
Grounds Department
The grounds crew is the group first known on the St. Olaf
campus as the "green army". This group is responsible for
a wide range of activities, mostly out of doors. However,
they are also the college moving crew. This is the group
that will move your equipment from office to office or
across campus if you should be moved. We have staff that
specialize in trees, planting beds, other types of
landscape construction and equipment maintenance. We also
send a grounds person and truck into the Twin Cities one
day each week to pick up materials for our, and other,
operations. Pickups can be arranged by calling 3280.
Problems related to any aspect of the grounds should also
be called into 3280. We have radio contact with the
supervisor, and most problems can be dealt with very
The grounds operation has changed as much as any of the
other shops over the years because we have built so much.
New plantings, sidewalks, roads and drives, and of course,
outdoor stairways have expanded greatly. All of this has
added up to a lot more work for a crew which has remained
stable in size for many years.
We have been able to keep pace with the requirements by
adding equipment which allows the crew to be more
efficient. This crew is presently mowing over two hundred and twenty five
acres. At one time, part of the crew was assigned
to indoor work during the winter. Because of the increase
in outdoor hard surfaces which must be kept safe during the
winter, the staff is no longer reassigned.
The coordinator of environmental health and safety reports
directly to director of facilities. This position is
responsible for keeping the college in compliance with
the myriad of safety and environmental regulations which
have been promulgated by state and federal governments.
Generally, this person is responsible for all relations
with OSHA, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, the
Minnesota Department of Health, the Environmental
Protection Agency. Many of the federal programs are
administered locally by state agencies.
Environmental Health and Safety
If you should have any questions regarding environmental
health and safety issues in your building, department, the
grounds or some other situation, please contact the
coordinator at 3592.
There is a unique twist to this position, as the coordinator also provides these services to Shattuck/Saint Mary's in Faribault and Carleton College. Because the coordinator may be at one of the other campuses, the voice mail in the E. H. & S. office does take over anytime, busy line or not. We do not handle this person's calls through our central office because we want the community to feel comfortable approaching the coordinator with problems.
The coordinator is responsible for a wide variety of
programs on our campus such as: confined spaces, worker
right-to-know training, asbestos issues, hazardous waste
disposal and tracking, blood borne pathogens, lock out/tag
out, fire safety training and so on.
One of the most frequently asked questions at St. Olaf is,
"Will my department be charged for this?" Like many other
things at St. Olaf, the answer is not always clear. Our
basic position is that the repair and maintenance accounts
assigned to each building are generally there in order to
protect the asset. These accounts are for the maintenance
of the building structure and it's systems so that they can
provide a safe and comfortable home for your program.
Almost any problem that is not related to the building as
shelter and environment must be charged against some other
source of funding.
Like most rules, there are probably more exceptions than
not. However, if your lock is broken, window won't open,
shade has fallen down and etc., please call it in. It is
clear that these are building repair and/or maintenance
problems. If your department decides to request new black-
out shades to enhance video presentations, we feel that is
a program related change and will try to find alternative
funding. If you are a scientist, and need to get a new
electron microscope installed, we will need to charge that
type of project against a department or special project
budget. If you have questions regarding any of these
issues please check with us ahead of time so that we can
head off problems before they develop.
Grant related projects should be reviewed by our office
BEFORE application is made. This review may help avoid
painful problems trying to pay for construction and
utilities after the equipment is on site. Many grants
allow a component for facilities issues, but most often
this must be included with the initial application. If
your grant does do not address facility needs, the college
needs to know what expenses it is obligated to in order to
get the project completed.
Grant Related Projects
The process for these types of projects has changed several times over the
past few years, and with the organization of the academic division into
faculties, it has become even less clear than it was. If you have a
project and are not sure if it should be a maintenance issue, please check
with us. If it is work that does require funding from another source, we
can prepare estimates so that your department chair can evaluate the
request and probable cost. The chair would then discuss it with
the associate dean of
your faculty. Some of these projects will eventually become part of the
capital budget, and capital projects within the academic division are
prioitized for funding by the dean's council.
Academic Facility Projects
We need the name of the department, the contact person's name, the location of the proposed work, and a brief description of the work. If there is equipment involved we will need technical specifications as soon as possible so that all of the utility implications are in up front.
A dramatic change in your program triggered by a
fundamental change in the curriculum might require lots of
new and different kinds of spaces. This type of need would
be initially considered by the college's director of
facilities and the associate dean for academic resources.
They are responsible for a long range facilities planning
document that has been prepared in order to help the
college plan and prioritize its larger facility
requirements. The plan is updated frequently, and your
need may be included in updated plans after they are
reviewed. They may also decide that a particular project
might belong in some other que for funding, and redirect
the request.
Larger Academic Projects


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Friday, May 27, 2011
Magnetic Board Child's Room Display and DIY Fashion Design
10 comments:
- Sylvie Créative said...
Great drawings! I will be happy to see her Summer Line.
- May 27, 2011 at 5:29 AM
- Caz said...
Wow, those drawings are amazing! I don't know many adults who could draw like that let alone an 8 year old, and her designs are fabulous - I'd wear them!
- May 27, 2011 at 6:17 AM
- Amber Joy said...
Wow! She IS good! This girl is going places...
- May 27, 2011 at 8:54 AM
- ilazria said...
Wow, that is some amazing skill! My 7, almost 8 year old is nowhere near the point of drawing that well yet. I bet she could make her own awesome wardrobe for the next school year.
- May 27, 2011 at 10:36 AM
- Rebecca: said...
I can't even draw that well now! She's SO good! I love the magnet boards you have for her. Lucky girl. :)
- May 27, 2011 at 11:47 AM
- Bex said...
Holy cow! Those drawings are impressive! I can't believe it! She draws better than I do and I'm 30-something. Then again, when I was her age, I learned about cubism and decided to draw everything out of fragments bc they look cool and are a great excuse for the fact that I.can't.draw.
But seriously, your daughter is so talented. But how could she not be with such a creative mama?
- May 27, 2011 at 12:56 PM
- Chelsea said...
She is very talented!
- May 27, 2011 at 3:01 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Thanks for all of the sweet comments ladies! "E" really does love her fashion sketches and I'm on the look out for a dress form so she can practice "draping fabric"!!
pink and green mama,
- May 29, 2011 at 5:22 PM
- Alicia Stucky said...
That is the most adorable thing I've ever heard. She has really got some talent!
- May 30, 2011 at 6:55 AM
- Km said...
Wowsers! Your daughter has some crazy beautiful talent! She def takes after her mama!!
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Don't know if there is already something like this or if it is even possible given the servers etc. but on some message boards there is a button that when clicked on brings you to your posts that have been quoted.
I think its pretty useful when conversations are ongoing...just an idea that I thought I would pass along through here.


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Nature's Inspiring Stories
Nature springs to life in Nature Conservancy magazine. Read
More than 4.3 million acres of forests, meadows, mountains and wetlands have been permanently protected from development in recent decades, according to a new State of Nature report released by The Nature Conservancy this week.
"That's an area the size of Connecticut and Rhode Island combined … or two Yellowstone National Parks … or 5,000 Central Parks … which has been purchased by conservation organizations or placed under conservation easements by private landowners," said Mark Anderson, PhD, The Nature Conservancy's Director of Conservation Science for Eastern North America
"In a crowded region that includes several of the nation's largest cities, that's a significant accomplishment," he said.
Scientists from across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic collaborated to analyze data from myriad sources, throughout an area stretching from Maine to Virginia, and learned that conservation efforts led by The Nature Conservancy and countless other groups have become a major force since the first conservation deals were made in the 1950s.
In fact, private conservation is now growing more quickly than government ownership of parks and other public lands, Anderson said. As state and federal governments face tight budgets with little potential to increase conservation funding, private conservation efforts could become even more important in the future.
"As The Nature Conservancy enters its 60th year this fall, we're proud to have protected ecological gems that will guarantee habitat for wildlife, clean drinking water and beautiful places where people can experience nature, but the job isn't finished," said Wayne Klockner, Executive Director for the Nature Conservancy in Massachusetts.
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The State of Nature report was designed to determine what has been accomplished across the landscape and help direct future conservation efforts, according to Anderson.
"We wanted to look at whether we've been protecting the right places," he said. "Are we ensuring that our plants and animals can continue to thrive alongside the 70 million people who call this region home?"
• Forests in our region are still recovering from the unsustainable development and clearing for pasture of past decades, which reduced their scope by nearly a third. Our forests average only 60 years old, and are now fragmented by 732,000 miles of permanent roads − enough to loop the equator 29 times. Wildlife often need connected forests to travel from hunting to breeding grounds, and as the climate changes, these same wildlife corridors will allow species to adapt and move in response to shifting conditions.
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Recently Published TeachTown Research: Positive Behavioral Changes Associated with Computer Use for Children with AutismTuesday, April 11th, 2006
Last year TeachTown received a grant through the Department of Education to evaluate an early prototype of TeachTown: Basics. The results were recently accepted by the Journal of Speech and Language Pathology and Applied Behavior Analysis.
To view the entire article, download the PDF from our website: www.teachtown.com/research/
In the study, all children in the study showed significant improvement in their skills on the computer with a 53% increase from pre- to post-tests.
This part is not surprising, as there is already significant research about the value of computer-aided learning (both for typical children and children with autism.)
What was surprising were the positive behavioral results!
- Children with autism showed a 61% decrease in inappropriate behaviors while using the TeachTown software compared to baseline sessions.
- These children also showed a 44% decrease in inappropriate behaviors in TeachTown's off-computer generalization activities with their parents compared to baseline sessions.
- Children with autism had a 105% increase in social behaviors and language while using the TeachTown software compared to baseline sessions.
- Although only a small increase (11%) in social and language behaviors were observed in TeachTown's off-computer generalization activities compared to baseline, however, these changes had significant clinical impact for some of the children (e.g. parents feeling "connected" to their children in these activities).
These results may seem counter-intuitive as most of us probably have less language and social interaction while we are using the computer. However, this is not the first research study to demonstrate that children with autism are very motivated by the computer. This increase in motivation and the fact that the computer is a clear focal point may have lead to these increases in spontaneous language and social interaction.
Like many other researchers, teachers, and clinicians, I think the computer may be a very valuable tool for teaching certain skills to children with autism. In fact, some research studies have shown that children with autism may acquire skills faster using the computer compared to traditional teaching approaches. More research is needed to examine the efficacy of using computers for treatment and to assess the generalization of skills to the natural environment. More research is also needed on child characteristics for using TeachTown (or other computer-assisted interventions) and on how these programs can best be utilized in a school, home, or clinic setting.
It is very important to note that TeachTown is not simply a computer therapy, it is a computer and off-computer package meant to be used as such, we do not advocate ONLY using the software, the off-computer activities are equally or perhaps even more important to the success of this program for children with autism. The decrease in inappropriate behaviors was observed both using the TeachTown software and using the TeachTown off-computer generalization activities. I think this might be due to the fact that parents had some tools for interacting with their child (i.e. the software and the activities) which allowed the child to have a better sense of what they were supposed to be doing. Often times in research studies and in clinical practice, giving parents guidelines for working and playing with their child will result in a decrease in inappropriate behaviors without directly targeting those problem behaviors.
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I Recently Attended a meeting that should have been run by the attendees. It was intended to roll out a piece of research to the constituents, who happened to be a group of very knowledgeable meeting planners. In fact, it was immediately apparent that the planners knew more than the people who were making the presentation. They started asking some very sharp questions and pointing out things that could have been done differently.
As I sat there, I thought: Why hadn't the organizers consulted with a group like this before they created their survey? And why hadn't they used the chance they had — with all these smart minds in the room — to craft the next piece of research?
So many meetings are missed opportunities for exactly this reason, says futurist Elliott Masie in our cover story interview by Bob Andelman, contributing editor. (See page 14.) "What if you left a meeting having written a book?" Masie suggests. "There's value in finding a way to collectivize the thinking of a larger group of people. It doesn't mean that it's better than the thinking of one expert, but it certainly has a richness to it that increasingly appeals to us."
A terrific example of a meeting that did this well was an open-space meeting moderated by Lisa Heft, a San Francisco-based facilitator, during Meeting Professionals International's Professional Education Conference in January. People were able to choose topics that mattered to them and sit with people who had a shared interest in those issues, and Heft made sure that the dialogue continued via e-mail after the meeting was over. Masie identified all three of these characteristics as essential for meetings of the future.
"Let's unrandomize the extent to which people find jewels at events," was how Masie put it — and I couldn't agree more. That should be a key goal of meeting organizers.
So start finding ways to turn your meetings into creative, collaborative events focused on a project that benefits your company or your industry. Put flip charts by the coffee pots, so people can record their discussions during breaks. (After all, says Masie, that's often when some of the most meaningful interaction happens!) Try a new technology such as an open-space format or an unconference (the subject of next month's cover story) to allow people with like issues and agendas to connect. Set up a conference wiki or a virtual community to get attendees collaborating before and after the meeting.
Tap into the wisdom of your attendees, and you're sure to have a richer meeting experience.
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The Dupo superintendent position previously was held by Terry Milt. Michael Koebel had been serving as interim superintendent for the last month since Milt's departure.
Smith was approved with a 4-1 vote as the new leader of the district during a special school board meeting Tuesday night. School board member Beth Donald, of East Carondelet, cast the dissenting vote. Smith will earn $125,000 annually.
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He estimates the disease has cost him and his wife thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses and her lost wages, including time spent on 6-hour round-trip weekly visits to the hospital. They've filed a lawsuit seeking $4 million in damages from the Massachusetts pharmacy that supplied the steroid injections, but it could take years for them to get any money back and they may never get enough to cover their expenses. The same is true for dozens of others who have sued the now-shuttered New England Compounding Center.
"I don't have a life anymore. My life is a meningitis life," said the 59-year-old former school teacher who got the shots after having a series of neck and back surgeries, adding that he's grateful he survived.
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Well, in Spain I don´t know any jew an I have some questions.
The last week was one of the most importants celebrations of the christian religion, the commemoration of death of Christ. I know the christian version about the figure of Christ, It´s true that he was an historycal personage, but
I want know the jewish opinion about him, the official opinion of the jewish religion about him and maybe the personals opinions of jews about this question.
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Is waiting the Jewish people the messias in the actuality? (I don´t know if is well write)
Has the jews and the christians the same god with different interpretations?
After the death of Christ, part of jew people support the new faith and create a new religion. I want to know the history that the jews that not accept the Christ ideas and the evolution of the jewish people and their thinks about the new religion in that early times.
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By David A. Kaplan
FORTUNE -- Chief Justice John Roberts is a judicial statesman who above all prizes the legitimacy of the U.S. Supreme Court -- that's the immediate conventional wisdom about today's complicated health care ruling. Roberts surely loves the institution, but I have an entirely different view about what happened in National Federation of Independent Business vs. Sebelius (Docket No. Nos. 11–393, 11–398 and 11–400). I think Roberts played the master tactician and, through an act of supreme cunning, accomplished his conservative doctrinal goals without paying any political cost.
Let's review: The four moderate-liberals on the court -- Justices Stephen Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan, and Sonia Sotomayor -- would have pretty much upheld the health care law in its entirety. Four conservatives -- Justices Samuel Alito, Anthony Kennedy, Antonin Scalia, and Clarence Thomas -- would have thrown out the whole statute. Roberts, so the "statesman" argument goes, split the difference. He found a way to uphold most of the statute -- including the "individual mandate" to buy insurance or pay a penalty -- by finding it consistent with the federal government's vast constitutional power to tax. By construing the health care law in a way that rendered it constitutional, Roberts was acting in the best traditions of judicial "modesty," thereby avoiding the tragic self-inflicted wounds of the court in landmark cases like Roe v. Wade and Bush v. Gore. That's what the greatest jurists always do. They only interfere with democratic processes -- you know, like laws of Congress enacted by a majority of elected representatives -- in exceptional cases. They keep out of the political fray and leave politics to the politicians. They stay in their black robes on high, as if on Olympus. In short, Roberts kept the High Court from becoming a key political issue in the Obama-Romney fight for the White House.
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But look again at what Roberts did. For 14 pages of his opinion, Roberts goes off on a detour to explain why the law would be unconstitutional under the Commerce Clause. That clause has long been used by Congress to regulate vast swaths of private conduct, like minimum wages or businesses' discrimination against African Americans or even how much wheat you could grow on your own farm. In dismissing any Commerce Clause justification for the individual mandate of the health care law, Roberts sided with his four conservative brethren. "Construing the Commerce Clause to permit Congress to regulate individuals precisely because they are doing nothing would open a new and potentially vast domain to congressional authority," wrote Roberts, as if he were delivering a speech as a presidential candidate. "The Framers knew the difference between doing something and doing nothing. They gave Congress the power to regulate commerce, not to compel it…. That is not the country the Framers of our Constitution envisioned."
Maybe yes, maybe no (I happen to think Roberts' position is utter nonsense), but why is he offering up an opinion on the subject at all? Once he decided that the law was constitutional on other grounds -- the power of taxation -- every principle of good judging ("judicial restraint" by any other name) dictates you say nothing more. Once upon a time, in his confirmation hearings in 2005, Roberts famously said, "it's my job to call balls and strikes, and not to pitch or bat." So, why today did he step up to the plate -- to get involved in the game in precisely the way he's not supposed to? There are two theories:
The first is he was offering a sop to his allies, both on the court and in the larger political culture. It's been known to happen. Think back to Marbury v. Madison, the 1803 ruling from the court that has undergirded its exercise of judicial review for more than two centuries: "It is emphatically the province and duty of [the court] to say what the law is." But in that signal ruling by the court, Chief Justice John Marshall actually devoted most of his ink to playing politician. In an appeal to his Federalist patrons, he railed against President Thomas Jefferson's decision not to deliver the judicial commission at the heart of the case. Nonetheless, Marshall concluded that the court lacked the power to remedy the wrong. The outcome: a legally correct verdict and an assuaged political class. Similarly here, Roberts may have wanted to lessen the pain associated with vindicating Obamacare.
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My daughter has a fluffy head of super fine hair that still has a bit of baby curl so I can't bring myself to cut it. On the other hand, we've had my son's strands sheared since he was ten-months-old and as a result he looked a lot less like a baby and more like a big boy.
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Purple Damsel02 5 years
*helmet. Wow. You can tell it's Friday afternoon and I want to GO HOME! :)
Purple Damsel02 5 years
kythera- I know exactly what you went through! My mom has always had short hair and decided she wanted that for me too. I look back at my pictures and all I see is "helmut head". My mom just chuckles. I love that woman, but WHAT WAS SHE THINKING!
anniekim 5 years
my oldest didn;t have enough hair to cut until she was about 3 1/2--when it started to get in her eyes we cut it. She love to go to Snip-Its kids hair cutting salon! It's a treat for her. My youngest turns 2 next week and is still fairly bald--to short to even comb it.
kythera 5 years
Don't have kids yet (so I didn't vote). I love reading the responses, I'm definitely getting a kick out of them. I don't know what I would do. I think if it was a boy, and it was growing fast, then I would get it trimmed. If it's a girl...let that hair grow! When I was 4-5ish my parents decided I'd look great with a pageboy haircut...NOT. By the time I got to Kindergarten, I was so envious of this girl that had long curly hair. Yeah, I still remember that. 8)
Dr G 5 years
Baby Tommy is 6 months old and his hair is about 4 inches long and gets in his eyes when he eats! We just can't bear to cut it until he is at least one.
j2e1n9 5 years
Not a momma yet but I am never gonna cut my kids' hair! Boys neither. I am gonna be that annoying mom who has a boy that looks like a girl and everyone is like "cut his damn hair" like they do with Kate Hudson and her son, LOL! :ROTFL: I just hate it when moms give their boys those ridiculous shaved neck military cuts when they're like aged 2 to whatever. Its gross! They're babies for crying out loud, they're supposed to have curls!
lickety split 5 years
i don't remember, somewhere around 3 or 4 for the first 2. #3, with hair like lilsugar's daughter, got a hair cut from her sister at about 2 1/2 that took over 2 years to get back to it's original length. it was cut so crazy all over her head, someplaces right next to the scalp :( she's 7 now and her hair is down to the middle of her back and still really blonde and still really thin. but very pretty. i only get it trimmed when necessary.
Rally RE 5 years
lilsugar - give that poor 4 year old of yours a hair cut!!!! :)
abqmama 5 years
All three of my boys were born with thick heads of stick straight hair. I waited a few months but it started looking really bad so I trimmed all their hair as needed starting at around 6 months old for the first time. I didn't get them an actual haircut until they were about 2.
macneil 5 years
My daughter is 17 months and has mad hair that goes straight down to about her ear then sticks out in a dutch-girl flick out but kind of totally at right angles to the rest of the hair in 3 inch curls. My husband is always telling me to cut it (it goes in her eyes, but I clip it back with the no slippy hair grippy as discovered right here on lil sugar) and this morning he told me he HAD cut it and I went nuts at him and he claimed he was joking. I DON'T KNOW IF HE WAS. Until it is proper girl hair, rather than zany hair, I'm not touching it. Also, it's just adorable. But I do worry that other parents think I'm a slattern who neglects her in every conceivable way.
schnappycat 5 years
My poor son is totally bald at 4 months and if he's anything like I was, won't have much hair for years. The good news is that when I finally did get hair, it's pretty thick, so I'm hopeful he'll be fine. But maybe we'll save on toddler haircuts for awhile.
RosaDilia 5 years
My son's hair started out slick straight and before he turned one it was a combination of wavy, curly and straight. I had to cut it right before his first birthday I couldn't wait any longer.
PRSugar 5 years
My son was born with a full head of hair (complete with a little rat tail down the back) that everyone said would fall out. Well, it never did, and around 7 months, I couldn't take it anymore, so he got his first haircut. He is just over 2 now and I swear he has to go every 6 weeks or it gets out of control!
jennifer76 5 years
My son was just over one and my daughter was about 1 1/2. With my daughter, I only cut it so it would be healthier and grow better not to shape it or change the length. And, actually...I've never cut either of my kids hair. I leave it to the professionals. 8)
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nokick wrote:Who here in this forum believes the Chinese women world record holders were clean?
I believe regular washing was a hallmark of their daily routine....
Four-Year Ban for Gatlin
This Forum was created to divert traffic from Current Events at the height of the BALCO scandal. It comes and goes as "needed"; it's back to being locked.
I believe regular washing was a hallmark of their daily routine....
oh you got a medical degree from stanford ?
don't flatter yourself, you'd never get the grades to get in
still, if by some miracle you did, then you are insulting taffy's uni, as you knowledge of obstetrics is non-existent
pregnancy can improve strength
have you got studies decisevely disproving this ?
you obviously have got no clue about obstetrics
no obstetrician advocates weight-training after 6/12 into pregnancy
when she meant "train" thru pregnancy - it means aerobic exercise only, NO heavy weight-training for past 3/12
now explain how quick you expect an elite sprinter to run with no weight-training for 3/12 ?
the reason i used gatlin's times is because he ran 19.86 & 19.99 in ncaa - world leading calibre times
11.14 is not a world leading calibre time
where's my 10.9 ?
how about all his -ve drug tests ?
You honestly have no clue, and nothing further about your post is worth responding to; you:ve taken everything out of the context you, yourself put it into, and have mucked it all up. There:s no further point here.
you claim to have a medical degree from stanford
i see nothing funny about that whatsoever
i can ask taffy what sats are required to get into stanford med - if you got them & got into stanford med, good for you !
if you didn't, then don't talk nonsense about a subject such as obstetrics you know nothing about
for the record, no obstetrician woud ever recommend heavy weight-training after even 4/12 of pregnancy because of the risk of placental abruption & significant risk of death to both foetus & mother
Gosh, this is getting funnier by the minute. You don:t get it, no problem.
Yes, it was a proud day of my life (Stanford University), and it was my third choice university; UCLA was my second; Georgetown was my fourth. I chose another university more in line with my academic and athletic goals, and reached many of the athletics ones, and all of the academic ones.
I never did. Ridddick did.
Perhaps not. Call Jones and tell her she made a small mistake on the Oprah show.
funny ?
claiming to have done a degree you didn't do is not funny
so ?
those sats good enough to get into stanford med ?
so ?
where are the studies disproving his claim ?
tell me why an increased cardiac output of 20 - 25% in pregnancy for 9/12, doesn't lead to a stronger heart & stronger individual after ?
& where does she say in the oprah programme that she continued heavy weight-training right to the end of her pregnancy ?
Now even funnier. tafnut got it. I:ll stop here now (gosh, how did I ever get sucked into this?) so you don:t continue digging yourself even deeper. I:m crossing to the other side of the street. Don:t let the bus (or was that boss?) hit you as you play alone in the street.
ehh ???
the dissenter on gatlin's recent panel has far different views on the tue issue :
IV 2 (i)
From the above linked opinion.
It is deeply disturbing how the majority has played fast and loose with the facts and the
law in justifying discriminating against Mr. Gatlin. To find fault and fail to provide a
reasonable accommodation for the first violation of an athlete testing positive because of
a legitimately disability is an affront to the federal law and human rights. Such
discrimination is incompatible with the public policy of the United States and
It is signed Christopher Campbell. Does anybody know, who he is?
Pego, from Steroid Nation:s site (had to google):
http://grg51.typepad.com/steroid_nation ... bell_.html
He is also the guy whom the LA Times utilised this summer past on a series it ran: "Athletes see doping case appeals as futile exercise". Those articles are in the news section here somewhere.
Edit: http://mb.trackandfieldnews.com/discuss ... p?p=323532
OK, eldrick/epelle, stop your back-and-forth bickering or you end up on the banned-pairs list.
epelle, might help if you didn't obsess on the drug subject quite so much; by my quick count this is 31 posts on Jones/Gatlin in roughly 24 hours.
"Stopped" many moons ago, but some continue to attempt to instigate, twist, turn and mutilate anything worthwhile -- wrecking many a good thread.
Odd: 31 posts include comments and replies to other posts -- even as simple as an answer to Pego:s question above. How many were in direct response to questions you had on this thread? You have 18 news items on the same plus other steroids stories + 14 posts (32 total) in the same time frame.
Your playground, however.
This here is your game -- that has never been misunderstood. You painted with a very wide brush, however, in using "obsess". I believe you know with absolute certainty the amount of restraint and respect that was put into those posts -- or anything MJ-related in several months -- especially when news broke out in october. If anything, I:ve held back opinion to a pace completely under the speed limit.
Chris Campbell was a wrestler who won a bronze medal in light-heavyweight freestyle for the United States at Barcelona in 1992. He became a lawyer and has spent a lot of time defending athletes related to drug accusations.
So it seems Gatlin is guilty re the 2nd incident. The only question is was he duped or was it deliberate on his part. In fact this question is not that relevent as it now stands.
What is now important I think is that he is going to appeal the 1st incident decision.
If he is successful in the IAAF/IOC courts, then he can move on. Successful can only mean having the ban reduced to 2 years. Would he make the US olympic team? In the 200 I think not. However, in the 100 I think he would, since there is little depth outside of Gay & Dix. ( I do not think Holliday can be a consistent sub 9.90 guy. He is a little overrated since he has been really the only "new kid on the block" in the last year. I hope I am wrong. The only other is Carter, and he remains only a potential 100 candidate at this time, though I think he will develop this year. Hopefully, someone new will develop though. In an olympic year there usually is much more depth coming out in the sprints).
If he is not successful then it could get complicated. I think he will not be successful in the IAAF/IOC courts.
Then comes appeal in the US federal court of law. If he is not successful, end of his options I guess.
In the latter he seems to have a case in his favor based on discrimination relating to his illness. On the other hand, the length of time elapsed since the 1st decision will count against him probably.
If he is successful in the law court, then it may not have any financial impact on the IAAF/IOC., but would certainly be embarrasing & harm the credibilty of both organizations. However it would be a serious blow to the USATF/USOC I would think, because of the near certainty of damages, possibly punative.
So it would appear prudent to the USATF/USOC to consider finding some way for the international orgs to cut off the appeals.Maybe a preemptive reduction in the ban. Such a move would also result in loss of credabilty, but less so than if they lose in court, and would avoid financial risk.
Gatlin team hires Landis attorney in attempt to reverse ban:
Serendipity in the middle of the night.
I remember him as "that upstate New York lawyer who got up at 4am to train for the Olympics." He puts to shame the masses of whiny distance runners, who compete in the least time intensive of all sports and complain that they don't have enough time to train. Boo freaking hoo!
Double thanks for the memory refresher.
Yes, that has worked out so well for Landis? How about the Ball State volunteers instead?
I didn't. I gave my default position(convicted liar/cheat has the burden of proof shifted to them) which was challenged by a bunch of legalistic arguments which, as we all know, has nothing to do with common sense. Criminal vs civil so to speak.
in gatlin's case, he had -ve tests etween '02 - '06 & no mention of any missed tests during that period
what more do you have expected him to have done to have "shifted the burden of proof" ?
you mean prescribed medication ?
from the authorities
from dissenter's statement :
If he followed the rules that's fine, of course. I really am curious about this next question. As a fan of T&F are you interested in seeing Gatlin compete again, after all the legal stuff has been resolved? Assuming his best case scenario and he's back on the track this year.
el, forget the first bust, the second bust is enough for us to feel that burden of proof AS FAR AS WE ARE CONCERNED has shifted to him. Are you not getting that is what we are saying? Neither one of us isn't saying the legal process shouldn't play itself out.
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